When Hutch is kicked out of the house and forced to work at his uncle's fat camp, he finds himself supervising an offbeat group of husky boys, who ultimately help him grow up.
Trailer
Cast
Jennifer Arnold
Director
Chris Redd
Hutch
Anabelle Acosta
Abby
Michael Cienfuegos
Charlie
Mel Rodriguez
Big Mike
Vivica A. Fox
Barb
Juliocesar Chavez
Marshall
Bentley Green
Jamar
Luke Clark
Kyle
Steven Thomas Capp
Andy
Bre-Z
Winnie
Brian Borello
Douglas
Angelique Cabral
Maggie
Tim Chiou
Dave
Abraham Clinkscales
Fat Hutch
Courtney Cooper
Madison
Rebekah Graf
Kelly
Hassie Harrison
Stephanie
Adam Heatherly
Donald
Chuck Hayward
Writer
Shane Dawson
Writer
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Comments
8 Comments
Hutch (Chris Redd) is an irresponsible slacker who is obsessed with workouts and women. It's 4 years after leaving college and he's still unemployed. His mother (Vivica A. Fox) has had enough and kicks him out of her house. His friends are unwilling to take in the loser. Big Mike (Mel Rodriguez) gives him a job as a counsellor at a failing health camp for kids and institutes a $5k competition for the counsellor whose kids lose the most pounds. Charlie and Abby are fellow counsellors. There is an annoying jerk in Hutch without the joy of a fun clown. There is a potential for dark comedy but this is strictly trying to be traditional feel-good underdog comedy. It doesn't really work. Then Hutch does an 180 in the middle which only suggests that he's the wrong character at the beginning. If he could be someone else... If it could be a different character... I don't know how to fix this. Hutch needs to be an obsessive gym rat. The opening section should be him at the gym failing to be a trainer. No. No. Forget that. He should be Bill Murray in Meatballs. Alright, Chris Redd can't be Bill Murray. I don't know how to fix this.
Oh this film is so funny I'm pinching some of the mothers lines in the beginning of the film for my eldest lad Honestly really enjoyed it Started watching grey lady 😦😦 after 20 mins deleted (utter rubbish) and thought I'll try this film - just what I (and my 15 yr old) needed Can't wait for my youngest too watch it hell love it lol Just a good fun laugh out loud film
Started slow but warned up to a silly heartwarming movie. Yes it was lewd, cheesy at times and predictable but myself and the others watching laughed often and enjoyed the message it promoted. For sure directed to an older teen crowd. A nice relaxing and enjoyable movie in my opinion!
Hutch (Chris Redd) is an irresponsible slacker who is obsessed with workouts and women. It's 4 years after leaving college and he's still unemployed. His mother (Vivica A. Fox) has had enough and kicks him out of her house. His friends are unwilling to take in the loser. Big Mike (Mel Rodriguez) gives him a job as a counsellor at a failing health camp for kids and institutes a $5k competition for the counsellor whose kids lose the most pounds. Charlie and Abby are fellow counsellors. There is an annoying jerk in Hutch without the joy of a fun clown. There is a potential for dark comedy but this is strictly trying to be traditional feel-good underdog comedy. It doesn't really work. Then Hutch does an 180 in the middle which only suggests that he's the wrong character at the beginning. If he could be someone else... If it could be a different character... I don't know how to fix this. Hutch needs to be an obsessive gym rat. The opening section should be him at the gym failing to be a trainer. No. No. Forget that. He should be Bill Murray in Meatballs. Alright, Chris Redd can't be Bill Murray. I don't know how to fix this.
Oh this film is so funny I'm pinching some of the mothers lines in the beginning of the film for my eldest lad Honestly really enjoyed it Started watching grey lady 😦😦 after 20 mins deleted (utter rubbish) and thought I'll try this film - just what I (and my 15 yr old) needed Can't wait for my youngest too watch it hell love it lol Just a good fun laugh out loud film
This is pretty much like all other camp movies from the past. the cast is real genuine and you can see they're having fun. it has some elaborate jokes and odd characters that hold it together. it's predictable yet very entertaining.
Started slow but warned up to a silly heartwarming movie. Yes it was lewd, cheesy at times and predictable but myself and the others watching laughed often and enjoyed the message it promoted. For sure directed to an older teen crowd. A nice relaxing and enjoyable movie in my opinion!
